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apex of ninth abdominal segment testaceous. Wings hyaline, costa 

 white, stigma brownish-testaceous. Antennae long, thin, covered closely 

 with fine pubescence. Clypeus roundly incised, sutures on vertex deep, 

 vertex obscurely punctured ; front broadly projecting. 



The according to Brischke has the palpi brownish, the costa brown, 

 stigma darker, the legs black, the knees, tibipe, and tarsi clear brownish- 

 yellow, the last with darker apices of the joints, the last segment, too, 

 being brownish as in the $ . 



Length 3 lines. 



Weybridge (T. R. Billups). 

 Prussia. 



CROESUS. 



In the Entomological Magazine, iv, p. 261, appears 

 the following note by Mr. Newman : " I have received 

 specimens of a Croesus from Ireland with the body 

 entirely black, with the MS. name of Croesus 

 Stephensii. Mr. Stephens mentions this as a variety, 

 saying it is probably referable to a distinct species. I 

 could wish that so fine an insect, with Mr. Stephens' 

 name attached to it, may prove distinct." 



"What this may be I know not. Mr. Kirby (List of 

 Hymen., i, p. 103) thinks the locality may be wrong, 

 and that perhaps it may be a North American species, 

 there being two species in the United States with 

 the abdomen black. 



ERRATA IN VOL. I. 



Page 29, 3rd line from bottom, for Solids read melanocephalus. 

 61, 3rd line from bottom, for Cceesus read Croesus. 

 68, 3rd line from top, for three read two. 



111, 16th line from bottom, for dorsata read dorsalis. 



134, 14th line from top, for luteifrous read luteifrons. 



160, 23rd line from bottom, for 19 read 26. 



165, 16th line from top, for abietinus read abietina. 



190, at top, for maculus read macula. 



231, 21st line from top, for (19) read (18). 



245, for melanocephalus read melanocephala. 



248 and elsewhere, for eppiphium read ephippium. 



283, 5th line from bottom, for " fass " read " frass." 



313, bottom line, for Scutellarice read Scutellaria. 



320, 15th line from top for Zwickan read Zwickau. 



